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Hatemonger is a must-read for those who want to understand how small minds steeped in extremist methods have amassed great power in the twenty-first century. A superbly reported and haunting American tragedy. -- Rachel Slade, author of Into the Raging Sea An urgent story. Jean Guerrero writes with piercing clarity about one of the most powerful and elusive figures in America today. -- Wil S. Hylton, author of Vanished An unsparing portrait of the young architect of Trumpian nationalism...his unsentimental education by way of racist texts, a carefully cultivated hatred for the nonwhite world, and a core group of mentors is carefully documented and persuasive. A readable study in the banality of evil, even if it comes clothed in bespoke suits. -- Kirkus Reviews A fascinating analysis of Miller and his frightening effects on immigration policy, which is enriched by the author's vast experience reporting on the US-Mexico border. -- Library Journal A brilliant and necessary look into the making of the mastermind behind the worst of America's policies. Guerrero's deep dive into Stephen Miller was enlightening and terrifying all at once. Hatemonger is required reading to understand what we are truly up against in America. -- Julissa Arce, bestselling author of My (Underground) American Dream

"""A brilliant and necessary look into the making of the mastermind behind the worst of America's policies. Guerrero's deep dive into Stephen Miller was enlightening and terrifying all at once. Hatemonger is required reading to understand what we are truly up against in America."" -- ""Julissa Arce, bestselling author of My (Underground) American Dream"" ""A fascinating analysis of Miller and his frightening effects on immigration policy, which is enriched by the author's vast experience reporting on the US-Mexico border."" -- ""Library Journal"" ""An unsparing portrait of the young architect of Trumpian nationalism...his unsentimental education by way of racist texts, a carefully cultivated hatred for the nonwhite world, and a core group of mentors is carefully documented and persuasive. A readable study in the banality of evil, even if it comes clothed in bespoke suits."" -- ""Kirkus Reviews"" ""An urgent story. Jean Guerrero writes with piercing clarity about one of the most powerful and elusive figures in America today."" -- ""Wil S. Hylton, author of Vanished"" ""Hatemonger is a must-read for those who want to understand how small minds steeped in extremist methods have amassed great power in the twenty-first century. A superbly reported and haunting American tragedy."" -- ""Rachel Slade, author of Into the Raging Sea"""

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Jean Guerrero, winner of the PEN/FUSION Emerging Writers Prize, is the Fronteras reporter for KPBS, the NPR and PBS affiliate in San Diego, reporting on cross-border issues for radio and television. She has also worked for the Wall Street Journal and has won several prestigious reporting awards. She has an MFA degree from Goucher College. Frankie Maria Corzo is a film and voice-over actress and audiobook narrator. She obtained a BA degree in theater studies from Montclair State University.

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